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The Young Design Engineer's Project Competition is a
web-based venue for senior mechanical engineering
students to showcase work from their Capstone
Project experience.
Launched in 1990 as the Young Design Engineer's
Paper Competition, it premiers this year as a web-
based contest updated to reflect the growing
need for efficient global communication via the
internet.
- $1000 cash award for winner, $500 cash award to
(3) finalists
- Invitation to present at the IDETC 2007 with $500 travel allowance - Receive exposure through review by industry and web posting - Convert your senior design project into a contest entry with minimal effort |
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Jon Rodin requested a lisp routine...
Mtext allows you to set the color of the text within
the text editor to be different from that of the mtext
object. So, even though you might select all mtext
and set the color to "bylayer", the color remains as
assigned within the mtext.
I'm looking for a routine that changes the color of the mtext to bylayer without having to edit each mtext if 'hard' colored. Interestingly enough, color-formatting in MTEXT adds
some html-like characters inside your text value to
define the character color or formatting. \\C
indicates a color change followed by the color
number.
I emailed Jon the code...he tweaked it and here it is
for you to download. It is pretty basic code and
assumes the text is all one color...if you have a
paragraph in rainbow colors, the code won't work.
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Elise Moss
Moss Designs
email:
elise_moss@mossdesigns.com
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